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Following the NISTA/IPA guidance for the Decarbonisation of Operational PFI projects published in 2023, NISTA has now published a suite of materials to assist individual projects.
We share insights from MIPIM 2026 on how geopolitical uncertainty is shaping real estate debt markets, with a focus on interest rates, liquidity, pricing and evolving lender appetite for refinancing.
We summarise what we know so far about The Provision of Information (Contractual Control) (Registered Land) Regulations 2026 and explore the implications of the new register for developers and promoters.
The government has proposed reforms to the National Security and Investment Act, with implications for transactions in a number of regulated sectors.
ICC Judge Agnello KC dismissed an application seeking disclosure of correspondence and other documents passing between Secretary of State and the joint liquidators of three companies in respect of which disqualification proceedings had been brought.
In dismissing the liquidators’ appeal, the High Court has clarified the limits of liquidators’ powers when seeking documents under sections 235 and 236. Requests must be properly evidenced and targeted. A desire to “reconstitute corporate knowledge” is not a sufficient reason, on its own, to demand everything held by a third party service provider.
In re Mannarest Ltd, HHJ Paul Matthews considered an unusual application by joint liquidators seeking to place the company into administration after the company had already entered creditors’ voluntary liquidation.
Following rejection of their proposals, the administrators sought directions. The court ordered the administration to conclude and the company to be wound up into compulsory liquidation.
Court orders secured creditor funder to pay costs of defendant in unsuccessful claim brought by a company in administration.
The Appeal Court considered an ex wife’s claim to the beneficial interest in the family home and examined whether exceptional circumstances justified the lower court’s decision to postpone its sale for eight years
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We've pulled together a few recent court decision that may be of interest.